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Koni 80-1350 for 1960-1977 rear(swing or IRS). It doesn't list 1966 for some reason.

Front is 80-1787 for ball joint front end. 80-1349 for link-pin front.

All are rebound adjustable off the car.

A couple bucks over $100 each corner, here:

https://www.lmperformance.com/...red-shock-front.html

They are sold in orange for street or red for racing. Happy ordering. 

I suspect that somebody ordered the red ones and they were too stiff for the street. I have the orange ones. And I'm very pleased.

Last edited by DannyP

I have Koni red adjustable shocks on front and rear of my Speedster and they have a great ride and are still firm when cornering. I have them set in the middle range. I bought them for a very reasonable price from a site called shockwarehouse.com for about $65.00 a shock, I just looked and they are $100.92 each currently. They are very nice shocks just a little more pricey than when I bought them. Don't buy KYB gas adjust shocks. I had them and they were way to stiff for my taste. I believe KYB sell a regular oil shock that isn't bad for the money. Good luck and let us know what you go with. 

When I purchased my car from Kirk in 2010 we discussed the Koni vs KYB situation. He felt the Koni shocks were far too stiff for the car as an everyday driver. After 28k miles I still agree. Not from experience but I still have the KYB shocks and they are plenty stiff on the **** ass roads around Tahoe. On the track I would probably want the Koni shocks. But you will not see me on any track, at any time, any longer. Putting the rail in the water on my 50 year old Dolphin 24 is enough of a anus pucker for me any more.

 

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